Name: Peru - Encuesta Demográfica y de Salud Familiar 2011
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Peru

El Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática (INEI), en el marco de su política de promoción y difusión de investigaciones especializadas, entrega el Informe Principal, "Perú: Encuesta Demográfica y de Salud Familiar - ENDES 2011" que presenta los resultados de esta encuesta, ejecutada entre los meses de marzo a diciembre de 2011 y que contiene información acerca de la salud materna e infantil, prevalencia anticonceptiva, fecundidad y mortalidad de la población, conocimiento del VIH-SIDA, estatus de la mujer y violencia doméstica. Asimismo, proporciona información sobre el estado nutricional de las mujeres y niños menores de cinco años de edad, nivel de hemoglobina, así como, identidad y calidad del agua, entre otros indicadores.

English

ICF Internacional, MEASURE DHS

Producer

Policía Nacional del Perú

Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática, Gobierno Peruano

Resource Provider

MEASURE DHS

Point of Contact

Data and Data Related Resources, MEASURE DHS

General Inquiries, MEASURE DHS

Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática (INEI), Gobierno Peruano

Principal Investigator

World Bank, Development Economics Data Group

Peru - Encuesta Demográfica y de Salud Familiar 2011

Series Name: Demographic and Health Survey (Standard) - DHS VI Series Info: El INEI, desde 1986 a la fecha, viene realizando cuatro Encuestas Demográficas y de Salud Familiar de periodicidad quinquenal: ENDES I, en 1986; ENDES II, en 1991-92; ENDES III, en 1996 y ENDES IV, en el 2000; y, desde octubre del 2003, cuatro operativos de periodicidad anual como ENDES Continua para atender la necesidad de información que apoye el monitoreo y evaluación a nivel nacional de los indicadores de productos y resultados intermedios de los programas y proyectos de población y salud; y, por agregación de muestra de al menos tres años de estimaciones a nivel departamental para indicadores de producto y resultados intermedios. A fin de proveer información que permita estimar de manera oportuna y confiable los indicadores identificados en los Programas Estratégicos para el periodo 2009 al 2011, se ha diseñado la muestra para la Encuesta Demográfica y de Salud Familiar ENDES Continua 2009 - 2011. Esta es una muestra maestra probabilística que fue seleccionada en dos etapas: la selección de conglomerados en la primera etapa y la selección de viviendas en la segunda etapa. La muestra maestra está constituida por 2 264 conglomerados, distribuidos aleatoriamente en cuatro submuestras de conglomerados para ejecutarse en tres años consecutivos. Cada año de estudio tiene 1 132 conglomerados, distribuidos proporcionalmente en el área urbana y rural de cada departamento. Para la ENDES 2011 el número de conglomerados por departamento fue alrededor de 44, con la excepción de Lima en donde se seleccionaron 156 conglomerados. La muestra total permite sólidas estimaciones de indicadores para los hogares y para las mujeres entre 15-49 años de edad para un número de variables importantes a nivel anual, en cada uno de los 24 departamentos y región natural del país (Costa, Sierra, Selva y Lima Metropolitana). Para la muestra total, el número de viviendas fue 27 756, de las cuales solo 26 812 fueron entrevistadas. En los hogares entrevistados, se encontraron un total de 23 412 mujeres elegibles y de las cuales se obtuvo un total de 22 947 entrevistas completas. La muestra seleccionada representa la totalidad de la población total del país.

Version 01 (August 2013). Metadata in this DDI is excerpted from "Perú, Encuesta Demográfica y de Salud Familiar - ENDES 2011" Report.